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Museums and gardens must become spaces that help us learn not only about biological life and human history, but also the colonialist and capitalist logic that still governs our everyday lives. Phoebe Johnson for Noema MagazineBY SRIA CHATTERJEE Sria Chatterjee is… Continue Reading →
JATINDER KAUR TUR15 October 2021 Tajinder Singh Virk, a 48-year-old who led the farmers’ protest held in Uttar Pradesh’s Lakhimpur Kheri on 3 October, has alleged that the cars that ran over protesters that day were also targeting him. The cars—linked to… Continue Reading →
A gift of a camera inspired Belmaya Nepali to rise above poverty and abuse to make documentaries I Am Belmaya review Global development is supported by Rojita Adhikari in KathmanduFri 15 Oct 2021 15.48 BST Belmaya Nepali’s life changed for ever… Continue Reading →
MTV will leverage its widespread presence, thus giving wings to initiate and empower professionals, students and caregivers in the Alzheimer’s month. India has 5.91 million people affected with one or other forms of Dementia, of which over 65 per cent… Continue Reading →
Anuradha BhasinUPDATED: 15 OCT 2021ISSUE: NOVEMBER 5, 2021 A Kashmiri woman reacts as she looks inside a house damaged during a gunfight between militants and government forces on 16 July in Srinagar | Muhammad Manan/Alamy Live News Until the recent… Continue Reading →
Writer: Akanksha Saxena India, 16 Oct 2021 11:57 AM | ]Not only does India paint a sorry picture when it comes to contributing to the mammoth food wastage problem, its ranks slipping in the Global Hunger Index raises serious questions as… Continue Reading →
A Dalit man was found dead at Delhi’s Singhu border on Friday morning. While a Nihang group has claimed responsibility for the murder, the BJP has slammed farmer leaders over the incident and the Samyukta Kisan Morcha has distanced itself… Continue Reading →
Savarkar,who developed notions of an exclusivist Hindu nation wrote mercy petitions to the British from Andaman, and it’s nobody fault but his.Ram Puniyani 15 Oct 2021 It is taking plenty of propaganda to promote Hindu nationalists as icons of the Indian freedom… Continue Reading →
While releasing prisoners in view of the Covid-19 pandemic, the high-powered committee mandated by the Supreme Court of India to decongest prisons did not invoke the health vulnerabilities of prisoners but recalled the crimes they were accused of committing. It is also… Continue Reading →
The RSS, which carries the ‘one nation, one culture’ slogan, has never allowed a farmer’s son to head the organisation in its 96 years of existence. KANCHA ILAIAH SHEPHERD 15 October, 2021 The Lakhimpur Kheri incident, in which Union minister Ajay… Continue Reading →